St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-07

Gray mare Snowflake, by Smuggler, 2:l5 n
She can trot in 2:40 or better. The brown
mare Bramble by Brockenbey, son of Ham
bletonian 10, first dam Dolly by Jupiter 40,
second dam by Abdailah Chief, third dam by
Enquirer second. sire OF Lady Suffolk, D1
imported Messenger. Annie West by Alliee
West, four-year-od record 2:26, son Of
Almont 80, first dam by Conductor, son Of
Hambletonian 10, second dam by Second
Denmark and the dam of Luinski, 2:2574.
w. w. Bair, the well-known trainer and
driver of Maud S, was in ST. Paul last week
for several days He came here to look at
certain stock, but he was not at all inclined
to talk upon his business matters and seemed
to be DESTROYS of not being interviewed upon
the subject. He admires the Queen or the
Turf just as much now as he did when he
had her In charge, and he is of the opinion
that she can troi now just as fast rs she ever
could. 1t will require great care, though, In
handling her. In order for her to go she
must be got into good shape, just the right
condition and then handled carefully, letting
her go herself. She can't be forced.
DR.. c. NJ. Johnson,of Howard, ILL.,, has ship
ped Nelly Is to Isinours, Mimi, to be bred TO
Hero6 this season and next. DR.. johnson
says Nelly e is the best roadster that he
ever owned, which is easy TO understand
when her breeding is considered. She was
sired by Green. Mountain Boy, sire or the
dams of Frank. 2:20 and HerCd, 2:241a, dam
by Iceberg. 6. d., by Black Flying Cloud.
The tabulated pedigree of her offspring by
Herod will present q strong concentration OF
Morgan blood
The New York Spirit of the Times, in men
tioning the officers of the new horse asSocia-
ton formed at Detroit, says 1.-The new associ-
alton has been especially happy in the selec-
ton of officers. Its president, Hon. william
X. Merriam, of ST. Paul, Mimi, is. although
still a young man, speaker Oh tue mouse ol
representatives of the state of Minnesota,
tl,A of L.
ture, and president of the Merchants Ma
tional bank of st. Paul"
'Knapsack" Mccarthy will take his string
of trotters to Terre Haute. Ind, next month
and shape them up for the campaign. In
this lot are such well known ones as Belle f.
2:l514; Prince Arthur, 2:lS%; Adelaide,
2:lS; Felix, 2:lS34; Prince Middleton, 2:2O14;
A V Pantlind, 2;2OA; Prince, 2:2lA, and
Mambrinette, 2 :2iK.
A catalogue of the standard bred trotters OF
the Casgrove Live Stock company, LIE Sueur.
MIMI, has been received. Eychim, grand
son of Green's BaShaw, is at the head OF the
stud, IN which there are six other stations
and twenty-one brood mares and FLIES of
Bashaw, Black Hawk and Morgan lines Of
blood.
G. n. Zierke, OF Glencoe, MIMI, bought of
John Zelch. of Cottage Grove. Mimi, the
imported English shire stallion Blyth. gray,
No. 4245, three-year-old. weight LOO, for
81, tUU
Fine drivers for sale, sired by Baymont,
Walter Harris and GAINESVILLE HambletOnian,
by Sherw God & Knight, 40l Drake block, pro-
pretors OF Oak Lawn stock farm.
miscellaneous.
R. B. Conklin, the man who bred Rarus and
sold him for $4,000, and who gave 900 for
Wedgwuod and sold him for 100000 and who
now owns King Wilkes, 2:2214 for whom he
has refused $4,000, is lying sick at Green
point, L. l.. and his recovery is not expected
Mr. Conklin is over so years of age.
Mr.. ShultZ, of Brooklyn, n. y, who paid
$4,000 for PancoaSt at auction last fall, will
breed four Electioneer FLIES to him. The
first mare at the ShultZ farm to foal was Mag
gle Wilkes by George Wilkes, which dropped
a chestnut colt by Nutwood
John E. Turner has purchased Amber
park, fifteen miles from Philadelphia, with
the ultimate object of moving his training es-
adjustment there. The track is half mile
and there are thirty-Tour acres of good land.
The price paid was $4,000.
AT recent meeting of the directors of the
Buffalo, n. Y, driving park it was resolved
to open subscription for the purpose of
raising S250,000 with which to hold au annual
fair similar to that which is such a feature at
st. Louis every fall
j. II. Temple, of New York city, having
sold his halt interest in Hurry Wilkes, has put
Albert France, 2:2014, on the market.
Clemmie G, 2:151a, will be bred to Di-
rector, 2:l7.